· This is reporting a possible bug, not a request for support.
If I display the list of unavailable Qobuz tracks in the Track browser, over time, entries get duplicated giving an incorrect total of unavailable tracks. When the Roon Server is rebooted, these duplicates are removed, but they will gradually reappear over time until the next reboot.
Also, the "Library maintenance" screen states that files "removed from a streaming service" (i.e. "unavailable") will be listed as deleted files for clean up, yet my screen claims there are 0 deleted files, despite the fact that I have 34 unavailable tracks.
I'll post screenshots to the support thread to illustrate.
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I’ve just noticed that this issue appears on just one of my Roon Windows 11 clients (my main Intel-based Desktop PC). Using the Roon client on two other Windows 11 PCs (one Intel-based and one Snapdragon-based) does not give the issue - they show the correct tally of 34 unavailable tracks.
Meanwhile, on my Desktop PC, the tally is now 211 unavailable tracks because of multiple duplications.
Perhaps you need the Roon logs from my Desktop PC?
Addendum: It may be simply because the Roon clients on the other systems are not often used, so sufficient time has not elapsed to cause the duplication issue to appear?
Our apologies this auto-closed. At your convenience, are you able to upload a compressed copy of your DB here for our QA team to try to reproduce this? We’d like to have the most up-to-date copy, but a recent Backup would also suffice.
